The goal of the Film Industry Incubator is to promote the creative economy within the audiovisual sector.
Goals and
activities
Who is expected to join the program?
We welcome both established and aspiring entrepreneurs, as well as individuals who wish to start their own business, to join the program.
How do we support participants?
To support business development, program participants receive assistance in the form of mentoring, consulting, and training.
Additionally, the incubator program provides an opportunity to connect with a community of like-minded entrepreneurs and build networks with professionals in the film production industry.
Why the film industry?
Our unique focus is on film production, as the IDA Hub, a film and multimedia innovation center, is being established and requires a strong team of behind-the-scenes professionals.
Do you recognize yourself?
Are you a film enthusiast, or have you already begun your journey in the world of cinema?
Do you work as a photographer, graphic designer, electrician, hairdresser, caterer, seamstress, or perhaps a carpenter? Did you know that many of these professions also find application in the film industry?
Would you like to expand your professional activities into the field of filmmaking?
Do you dream of taking the next step and becoming a costume designer’s assistant, a member of a makeup team, a props maker, a lighting technician, or a post-production specialist? Maybe you’re drawn to camera work, sound editing, or video montage? Do you have experience in customer service and excellent communication skills, making you a perfect fit for a location team?
Contact
Project Manager of the Film Industry Incubator
Britta Merirand
Inkubaatori projektijuht
Language of consultation
The supported activities are funded by the Just Transition Fund and contribute to the implementation plan of the Cohesion Policy Funds for the 2021–2027 period under the priority “Just Transition.” They align with the specific objective of “Enabling regions and people to address the social, employment, economic, and environmental impacts of transitioning to a climate-neutral economy by 2050 under the Paris Agreement and the EU’s 2030 energy and climate targets,” within the focus area “Economy and Workforce.”
